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Home >Online Product Documentation >Table of Contents >Chapter 10 Writing XPath Expressions Chapter 10 Writing XPath ExpressionsThe XML Path Language (XPath) allows you to query an XML document using XPath expressions. An XPath expressions returns a well-formed XML node-list or an XPath value object. Stylus Studio supports the November 2005 W3C XPath 2.0 Candidate Recommendation. XPath 2.0 is a superset of XPath 1.0. This section discusses the following topics: |
XML Differencing
Stylus Studio's integrated XML Differencing tool visually computes and analyzes any changes made to files or folders in a highly configurable, XML-aware fashion. Display text or tree views, with changes displayed in a merged view or side-by-side!
Government Agencies That Use Stylus Studio
Government agencies all around the nation are pledging their allegiance to Stylus Studio. Come see which government agencies are using the only XML IDE by the people and for the people.
XPath Editor
Stylus Studio's intelligent code-sensing, auto-completion technology, Sense:X, is XPath-aware. You'll find Sense:X for XPath in all of Stylus Studio's editors, including the XML Editor, XSLT Editor, and XQuery Editor.
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